"AND THE WORD WAS GOD/ ST JOHN 1:1"
Son of Herbert Seward and Martha (Wood) Collins. Husband of Dorthea Thompson, married 1936. They moved to Wonalancet in 1941.
Seward was a graduate of Princeton University. He owned a bookstore (The American Review Bookshop in New York City) and wrote two literary journals: "The Bookman" and "The American Review". Collins was a self-proclaimed fascist and praised Hitler and Mussolini, attacking both communism and capitalism in his writings and interviews.
Son of Herbert Seward and Martha (Wood) Collins. Husband of Dorthea Thompson, married 1936. They moved to Wonalancet in 1941.
Seward was a graduate of Princeton University. He owned a bookstore (The American Review Bookshop in New York City) and wrote two literary journals: "The Bookman" and "The American Review". Collins was a self-proclaimed fascist and praised Hitler and Mussolini, attacking both communism and capitalism in his writings and interviews.
"AND THE WORD WAS GOD/ ST JOHN 1:1"
Son of Herbert Seward and Martha (Wood) Collins. Husband of Dorthea Thompson, married 1936. They moved to Wonalancet in 1941.
Seward was a graduate of Princeton University. He owned a bookstore (The American Review Bookshop in New York City) and wrote two literary journals: "The Bookman" and "The American Review". Collins was a self-proclaimed fascist and praised Hitler and Mussolini, attacking both communism and capitalism in his writings and interviews.
Son of Herbert Seward and Martha (Wood) Collins. Husband of Dorthea Thompson, married 1936. They moved to Wonalancet in 1941.
Seward was a graduate of Princeton University. He owned a bookstore (The American Review Bookshop in New York City) and wrote two literary journals: "The Bookman" and "The American Review". Collins was a self-proclaimed fascist and praised Hitler and Mussolini, attacking both communism and capitalism in his writings and interviews.
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